Clarke County boards considers 1979 80 budget amid CETA funding debate
Clarke County supervisors hold a public hearing on the Parks and Recreation budget amid reduced CETA support. Director Gary Chrisman warns the pool may close if funding stays at 35 000, while residents weigh no tax increase against service cuts. Supervisor P T McIntire signals possible future stance shift.
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Public hearings set on Clarke County budget proposal
Clarke County invites the public to tonight’s hearing on the proposed 1979-80 budget. The schedule lists Frederick County on May 9, Warren County on May 17, and Winchester on June 5 as tentative.
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Letters to the Editor on Kenray site costs and public funds
Jim Moyer defends tax money used for education, arguing savings from site grading and per acre costs could fund education better. Barbara decries Davis Soviet honors, warning of Communist influence and loss of political freedom.
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Court Echoes on Federal Wiretaps
A 1979 Washington Star summary notes the Supreme Court's five to four ruling in the Dalia case. FBI wiretaps and a later office bugging faced Fourth Amendment challenges, with Justice Powell majority upholding the evidence and dissenters led by Stevens critiquing surreptitious methods.
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George Bush's bid to lead the GOP faces tough hurdles
Washington reports George Herbert Walker Bush, at age 55, launches a presidential bid with strong backing from Gerald Ford but faces a Texas-anchored challenge from Connally and Texas politics. His outsider status, public speaking limits, and need to win early primary battles shape a cautious path to the 1980 nomination.
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Connally Battle Shapes Texas Primary Politics in 1978
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Texas legislators near a May 28 adjournment while Governor Clements holds sway over a potential March presidential primary. Connally benefits if the bill advances, but a hinge of liberal Democrats and conservative Republicans blocks action. Endorsing or opposing by Gov. Clements could shift fate.
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